
Ta Paw Kue
- Country: Thailand
- D.O.B: February 21, 2018
- Age: 4
- Gender: Boy
Ta Paw Kue lives with his mother and father. Ta Paw Kue's mother is Sometimes Employed. Her occupation is Agriculture / Farmer. Ta Paw Kue's father is Sometimes Employed. His occupation is Agriculture / Farmer. Ta Paw Kue has 1 sibling living in the household. Ta Paw Kue helps with the following duties at home: No Household Duties - Too Young. Ta Paw Kue's favourite activities and interests include: Art or Drawing. Activities that Ta Paw Kue enjoys through the church are: Sunday School/Church. At the compassion centre Ta Paw Kue's favourite activities are: Snack / Meal Time. Ta Paw Kue does not attend school. The reason given by our field office is: Under Age. Ta Paw Kue's family lives in the area of Baan Nong Bua in Thailand.
Thailand's central region is a rich agricultural area called Asia's rice bowl. The northeast is poor and suffers seasonal droughts or floods. The north has forested mountains and fertile valleys. Rain forest claims the south. Thailand's tropical climate is dominated by monsoons, high temperatures, and humidity.
Compassion works mainly among the Karen, Lisu, and Lahu tribes. The Karen of western Thailand live by wet rice farming, although some are mahouts, keepers and drivers of elephants, who work hauling logs in the teak forests. Many Karen are Christian. The Lisu live in remote villages at high altitudes, largely concentrated in northern Thailand. The Lahu, mountain people of northern Thailand, farm rice and maize and hunt with poisoned arrows.
Founded in the thirteenth century, Thailand is the only country in South and Southeast Asia never colonized by a European power. Since 1975, Thailand has provided asylum for refugees from Communist Indochina. For its aid, Thailand has received acclaim from international organizations supporting refugee relief.
Compassion’s ministry is focused on what we call holistic child development. This means developing children in all the different aspects of their lives—their minds, bodies and relationships—while giving them the opportunity to hear about and experience the love of Jesus from caring local church staff and volunteers.
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